This theoretical training is entirely based on multiple choice questionnaires.
The training consists of the following six (6) chapters and a comprehensive review:
1. General Questions For Class 1,2,3 Vehicle
Consultation Mode (285 questions) & Exam Review (32 questions)
2. Specific Questions For Class 1 Vehicle
Consultation Mode (30 questions) & Exam Review (20 questions)
3. Major and Minor Defect Questions For Class 1 Vehicle
Consultation Mode (29 questions) & Exam Review (20 questions)
4. Air Brakes Questions For Class 1 Vehicle
Consultation Mode (62 questions) & Exam Review (20 questions)
5. The Commercial driver's Obligations For Class 1 Vehicle
Consultation Mode (21 questions) & Exam Review (16 questions)
6. Dangerous Substances For Class 1 Vehicle
Consultation Mode (50 questions) & Exam Review (20 questions)
Final Global Exam (128 questions)
The first step consists to answer questions from one of the chapters listed above to the best of your knowledge. When you answer questions in the "consultation mode", the correct answer will be disclosed immediately to you. You can thus see your error and memorize the correct answer.
Once a chapter is completed, you will be asked to respond to the review test for this chapter. The pass mark for review examinations is set at 80%. However, don’t worry if you don't meet the passing remark on your first try, you can retake the examinations as many times as you want until you pass it.
We strongly recommend that you read the following three reference books: " Driving a Passenger Vehicle", " Driver's Handbook", and " Driving a Heavy Vehicle (2016 edition)" before you begin taking this training. Please note that these books are available on the following website: Publications du Québec in PDF format.
https://saaq.gouv.qc.ca/en/saaq/documents/publications/publications-quebec/
You can also purchase them at the service center of the Société de l'assurance automobile du Québec or at any bookstore near you.
For more questions related to a particular question, we advise you to contact your driving school or one of the driving schools that are members of the Association des écoles du conduite du Québec.
We wish you a very rewarding study!
This theoretical training is entirely based on multiple choice questionnaires.
The training consists of the following five (5) chapters and a comprehensive review:
1. General Questions For Class 1,2,3 Vehicle
Consultation Mode (285 questions) & Exam Review (32 questions)
2. Specific Questions For Class 2 Vehicle
Consultation Mode (31 questions) & Exam Review (16 questions)
3. Major and Minor Defect Questions For Class 2 Vehicle
Consultation Mode (29 questions) & Exam Review (20 questions)
4. Air Brakes Questions For Class 2 Vehicle
Consultation Mode (62 questions) & Exam Review (20 questions)
5. The Commercial driver's Obligations For Class 2 Vehicle
Consultation Mode (21 questions) & Exam Review (16 questions)
Final Global Exam (104 questions)
The first step consists to answer questions from one of the chapters listed above to the best of your knowledge. When you answer questions in the "consultation mode", the correct answer will be disclosed immediately to you. You can thus see your error and memorize the correct answer.
Once a chapter is completed, you will be asked to respond to the review test for this chapter. The pass mark for review examinations is set at 80%. However, don’t worry if you don't meet the passing remark on your first try, you can retake the examinations as many times as you want until you pass it.
We strongly recommend that you read the following three reference books: " Driving a Passenger Vehicle", " Driver's Handbook", and " Driving a Heavy Vehicle (2016 edition)" before you begin taking this training. Please note that these books are available on the following website: Publications du Québec in PDF format.
https://saaq.gouv.qc.ca/en/saaq/documents/publications/publications-quebec/
You can also purchase them at the service center of the Société de l'assurance automobile du Québec or at any bookstore near you.
For more questions related to a particular question, we advise you to contact your driving school or one of the driving schools that are members of the Association des écoles du conduite du Québec.
We wish you a very rewarding study!
This theoretical training is entirely based on multiple choice questionnaires.
The training consists of the following four (4) chapters and a comprehensive review:
1. General Questions For Class 1,2,3 Vehicle
Consultation Mode (285 questions) & Exam Review (32 questions)
2. Major and Minor Defect Questions For Class 3 Vehicle
Consultation Mode (29 questions) & Exam Review (20 questions)
3. Air Brakes Questions For Class 3 Vehicle
Consultation Mode (62 questions) & Exam Review (20 questions)
4. The Commercial driver's Obligations For Class 3 Vehicle
Consultation Mode (21 questions) & Exam Review (16 questions)
Final Global Exam (88 questions)
The first step consists to answer questions from one of the chapters listed above to the best of your knowledge. When you answer questions in the "consultation mode", the correct answer will be disclosed immediately to you. You can thus see your error and memorize the correct answer.
Once a chapter is completed, you will be asked to respond to the review test for this chapter. The pass mark for review examinations is set at 80%. However, don’t worry if you don't meet the passing remark on your first try, you can retake the examinations as many times as you want until you pass it.
We strongly recommend that you read the following three reference books: " Driving a Passenger Vehicle", " Driver's Handbook", and " Driving a Heavy Vehicle (2016 edition)" before you begin taking this training. Please note that these books are available on the following website: Publications du Québec in PDF format.
https://saaq.gouv.qc.ca/en/saaq/documents/publications/publications-quebec/
You can also purchase them at the service center of the Société de l'assurance automobile du Québec or at any bookstore near you.
For more questions related to a particular question, we advise you to contact your driving school or one of the driving schools that are members of the Association des écoles du conduite du Québec.
We wish you a very rewarding study!
